'Home Cooking' Ain't What it Used to Be

In the era of massive early voting, figuring out how candidates fared in their home precincts is no longer a straightforward exercise. The only precinct-level results the Virginia Department of Elections makes available were those ballots cast on Election Day.

Note: These are only in-person election day results.

Republican Candidates

Because Republican voters are more likely to wait until Election Day, most GOP congressional candidates this year rolled up big day-of-election numbers in their home precincts.

	Daniel Gade - US Senate 51% ✓ Alexandria, Lyles Crouch School		Rob Wittman - CD1 73% ✓ Westmoreland, 3-1
	Scott Taylor - CD2 71% ✓ Virginia Beach, Ocean Park		Leon Benjamin - CD4 21% ✗ Richmond City, 910
	Bob Good - CD5 83% ✓ Campbell, Bedford Springs		Nick Freitas - CD7 82% ✓ Culpeper, Cardova
	Aliscia Andrews - CD10 53% ✓ Loudoun, Creighton's Corner

Democratic Candidates

Because Democratic voters are more likely to vote early, most Democratic congressional candidates this year lost the day-of-election vote in their home precincts.

	Mark Warner - US Senate 33% ✗ Fairfax County, Westgate		Qasim Rashid - CD1 23% ✗ Stafford, Simpson
	Elaine Luria - CD2 56% ✓ Norfolk, Second Presbyterian		Donald McEachin - CD4 39% ✗ Richmond City, 409
	Cameron Webb - CD5 54% ✓ Albemarle, Mountain View		Abigail Spanberger - CD7 42% ✗ Henrico, Sadler
	Jennifer Wexton - CD10 34% ✗ Loudoun, Dry Mill